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1 Mar 2016
By Todd NeeleyDTN Staff Reporter OMAHA (DTN) -- Agriculture and other industry groups remain unconvinced legal challenges to the waters of the United States rule should be heard by the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Sixth Circuit in Cincinnati, although the court has indicated in previous rulings it may be sympathetic to those groups that claim the ...
1 Mar 2016
By Jerry HagstromDTN Political Correspondent WASHINGTON (DTN) -- The Senate Agriculture Committee voted 14 to 6 on Tuesday to advance the bill to ban state labeling of foods with genetically modified ingredients and to set up a national voluntary labeling system. The bill, written by Senate Agriculture Committee Chairman Pat Roberts, R-Kan., has st...
1 Mar 2016
By Lynn Betts Progressive Farmer Contributing Editor Farmers embrace all sorts of technology to enhance efficiencies and productivity. Yet, when it comes to pinpointing a field's fertilizer program, decisions can still largely hinge on a simple metal probe used to collect soil samples. What has changed is the ability to better define areas with s...
29 Feb 2016
By Darin NewsomDTN Senior Analyst OMAHA (DTN) -- Corn and wheat inspections were bearish and soybean inspections were neutral in this week's export inspections report, according to DTN Senior Analyst Darin Newsom. Corn weekly export inspections were 29 mb (week ending Thursday, February 25) putting the marketing year total at 581.1 mb. The weekly n...
29 Feb 2016
By Emily UnglesbeeDTN Staff Reporter When it comes to soybean yield, TJ Shambaugh's theory is the best defense is a good offense. "I try not to go overboard on inputs, but I don't want to leave any yield out there that I might not be able to catch," said Shambaugh, who farms with his family near Cerro Gordo, Illinois. With that in mind, Shambaugh ...